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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"Caring Teacher"”.
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Middle school students’ perceptions of caring teacher behaviors
… (ELL). A school climate characterized by a caring student/teacher relationship is one approach that could mitigate the negative outcomes and help to close these gaps. However, as the student population becomes increasingly non-White and ELL, but teachers remain predominantly White, there are …
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Exploring The Relationship Between Teacher Caring, Teacher Job Satisfaction, And Burnout In Alternative School Teachers
<p>This study explores the relationship between teacher caring, teacher job satisfaction, and burnout in Kentucky alternative school teachers. The methodology was a cross-sectional, correlational web-based survey. Instrumentation included the Copenhagen Burnout Inventory (CBI), Teven’s Teacher …
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Tradition and Discipline: The Evolution of the Caring Teacher Subjectivity in the Poiesis of the Saskatchewan Educational System
… began as an exploration in to the nature of teacher subjectivity and the ‘truths’ that make up our individual reality. It is the interplay of knowledge/power in the social that generates the discourses that shape the nature of the subjectivities we chose to perform as teachers. These …
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‘Where there is a caring teacher, there is a compassionate school’: poor children's experiences of wellbeing and teacher-child relationships in Mumbai, India
… settings and children's own views on teacher support for vulnerable learners. On a small scale, this study aims to help fill three gaps in the literature. Firstly, given growing calls to explore under-researched contexts in wellbeing scholarship, it focuses on 11-14-year-olds in …
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A Mixed Method Study Investigating High School Teacher-Student Perceptions of Teacher-Caring Behaviors
<p>The teacher-student relationship, which sociologists believe to be the driving force of change in student learning experiences, has largely been overlooked and underdeveloped. As Noddings (2003) explained, in teacher-caring behavior, the carer must take on a dual perspective and see the world …
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Show me you care
<p>Although caring in the classroom has been a widely researched topic in education, the impact it has on student behavior is one aspect of caring that has been overlooked, especially at the secondary level. This study's main focus was to investigate if modeling caring behavior can correct negative …
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An Inquiry of Caring in the Classroom: A Teacher Story
… was to conduct a qualitative inquiry into the teacher-child caring relationship in order to portray a picture of caring possibilities by describing interactions in one public school classroom. Participant observation, interviews, a dialogic journal and artifact analysis was conducted with a …
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Math teachers who don't like math : a narrative inquiry into the mathematics experience of early childhood and elementary educators who dislike mathematics
… and future early childhood and elementary teachers who disliked mathematics. Interview data was analyzed using both narrative and thematic approaches, and findings from both approaches were interpreted collectively through the lens of Bronfenbrenner’s bioecological theory of human …
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Teacher Practices to Help Alternative Education Students
… practices of experienced alternative school teachers perceived as helping students transition from the alternative school setting to the traditional school setting, as well as challenges teachers face. To identify these practices (and challenges), data were collected from 5 teachers at a …
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Patterns of caring: a study of the perceptions of teachers and students
… widely held expectation that school is to be a caring place (Goodlad, 1984). This expectation is supported in the philosophies of Rousseau, Pestalozzi, and Dewey and in the psychological theories of Maslow and Erickson. Contemporary scholars (Bronfenbrenner, 1986; Martin, 1986: Noddings, 1984) …
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Policies, Pedagogy, and Practices: Educational Experiences of Latino English Language Learners in Virginia
… as a Second Language (ESL) and content area teachers, and the practices employed by teachers to enable students to acquire a second language in an academic setting. This enabled the researcher to examine the contextual framework of a large urban school and factors converging to help Latino …
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Administrator, Teacher and Parent Perceptions of Students' Sense of Community in One Elementary School
… trust, and kindness; a sense of belonging; caring; regular contact; shared governance; and order and discipline among the students of the school. The following overall research questions focus this study: 1. How does an elementary school identified as having a strong SOC support its …